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A KIpNAPrEp hoy REruRNING TO MS PARENTA

JAMESTOWN, June (Speeidb.-four years ago the
twelve year OF Cass Berry OF Grand Valley WAS
kidnapped by n colored man and woman. The man and
woman went TO the schoohouse and called for young
Berry when the lad the hallway ho was selzed
gagged and carried "A carriage which was waiting
This was the last heard OF the boy until yesterday
when he suddenly returned 10 his fathers house In Grand
Valley IL appears that tue who kidnapped him
was former wife Of Cass Berry. The 10y wa- nrs aken
10 Milwaukee After drifting about the East and West
he was finally placed in reform school In baltimore.
Recently he escaped from the prison and worked his way
20 NcW-Yurk and thence 10 this city.
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A N0YEL TEST OF INSANITY.

SAVANNAH, June CgpeeaD.-Lasyer Clifton IL mas
been discovered did not arrive in Reidsvl in the nick
of time to save the life of Jacob Leggett for whom no
had respite He says that, although he reached 'ne
place before SUNRISE he took steps to prevent ne pro-
minarIes that usually proceed the execution OF ps'
s, ~~ 80 - a., ,..,,c ,tt,,ua. The reprevc had been
asked and granted the ground OF the mans an iy
He Thought IL would be air way 70 ~ ~, us ons woud
be- aorIed for the observation OF ggetts conduct ar- M
So - .t,s orucia test AT the time ne hau 80 ~
uor @ .S nat there danger OF the hanging
of
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SCORE or THE COMPET1y0 WHIST CLUBS

or the series Of fifty games Of whist between repre-
sentative players of tho New-York Whist CLUB ana
tho Manhattan Club, eighteen games were playcd ia''
night at tho rooms Of the former club, ut Twenty
sevonth-st and Madison-ave The players fer lho
Manhattan Club Alfred loo and Clarence Hen
riaues, and for tho New-York Whist Club Theodore
eighteen games played on Tuesday evening tho New
York players won eleven. OF the eighteen gancs g
pIayed last night the Manhattan Club players won
Twelve The latter are therefore two ahead
Tho remaining fourteen games of the series VIII w
PLAYED on Saturday evening
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BARCLAY PEAK on THE WITNESS STAND

BARCLAY PEAK on THE WITNESS STAND
MOUNT HOLLY June 2.-The evidence on the part OF
the state came close in the Peak murder trial at
Mount Holly to-day Barclay W. Peak took the stand Ia
his own defence. He said that he kept company Win
Katie Anderson the murdered GIRL aud visited hcr o'Ion
but was not married her. and his talk about having
becn married was all joke. lie had been instructing
her how 10 shoot with revolver the Sunday before
the fatal Monday and she took the revolver from MN ana
corred IL home with her He did not shoot her. nor ala
he meet her that night lie homo all the evening
1.-THE pistol that has been found rs miho' ou'
this is the first timo have seen ~ since tnhi ouhhy
night when she took IL from me always nkcd hcr' out
never wanted to marry her never asked her 10 nave
ma or threatened TO kill her II she refused
Mrs Nelson Carly neighbor or Peaks testlneu 20
seeing him by he well In tho rear OF his house on tne
not of ho murder about O'clock She also said that
she saw Katie Peak after she was carried 10 the
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TRYING TO sTARvE HIM INTO THE ORDER.

Thomas d. Egan, the young man who has been re-
fused food at Snyders restaurant at No. 793 Seventh
ave-, because he is not Knight OF Labor, Intends
to fight tho organization and find out whether IL can
prevent his getting anything to eht or not. He Is
nc present a conductor the Broadway and Seventh
Avenue Railroad, where he has beon employed for
nearly year. He Ia much above the average con-
ttIctor in Intelligence and education. He said yes
toriY that Of tho propnetors Of the restaurant
told him week two ago that he could not hive
anything 10 eat there, because notice had como
from the Knights Of Labor threatening Snyder with
q boycott II ho gave Egan anything more 10 eat,
Egan next went 10 a restaurant further up the street.
and he being forced from there by the Knights
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LONDON June ..
Mr. PARNELL.-Mr. Parnell has returned to London,
much Improved by his short soourn at the seaside. He
has summoned meeting OF his party for Monday TO dis
duss further amendments TO the Coercion bill.
Mr. SEXTON Iu.-Mr. Sexton who is expected 10 nd
dress great Meeting of Gladstonians at Glasgow TO
morrow telegraphs that lie is seriously i'll At Dublin
A BANKRUPT.-Mr Bayly. vice-Conmodore OF the
Royal Albert Yacht Club, has been declared bankrupt
His liabilities are S335,O0O.
Nh. GLADSTONE TO STUMP wALEs-Mr. Gladstone has
started for Wales where he will deliver series of ad-
dresses IN favor OF home rule for Ireland
PRINCE ALBERT VICToR.-Prince Albert Victor eldest
son of the Prince OF Wales will to Dub ia June 27
as the Queens representative at the Jubilee celebration
there.
THE QUEENS JUBiLEE-The Queen. In commemoration
OF her Jubilee will order the release OF all military prs
oners confined for petty offences.
QUEEN KAPIoLAsL-Que Kapiolani and suito arrived
ut Liverpool to-day royal salute was fired In honor OF
Her Majesty The Mayor and guard OF honor composed
OF police and soldiers net the royal party Mt the wharf
and escorted them 10 the Northwestern Hotel In state
Queen Kapioan will proceed TO London on
Monday.
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1opr TIE RURoLAR. IN THE CITY.

aJimmyp Hope the Manhattan Bank burglar was
nroucht e, Police Headquarters last evening at mid
night by Detectives Rogers, Mclaughlin, Hickey ana
Parsons Hope the leading spirit in s the on Ma5
a,"a are now In Sing Sing, and Inspector Byrnes
is satisfied that Hope VIII ee sent 6d TO w ION proSabE be-
ot tbcrr before being tried for the bank bursiarys
60 sarya the uncxprcd term.
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COLONEL ANpREWs TO sUccEED cAprAIy EA Ds

COLONEL ANDREWSTO SUCCEED CAPTAIN EADS
PIrTsBU RG, June 2 Cspeeiat) Colonel james u. An
draws of Allegheny City, will arrive at home from
Mexico in three weeks A meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Eads Ship Railway at Tehuantepee
will then be called and the result OF that
gathering will be that Colonel Andrews Will be chosen
"a Capaiu Eadss successor engineer or the pioec
Thirty wealthy men OF this city have Slo,oooOVO ln
vested in the scheme To have one oi asr own nnoss m sn
iimnetus TO greater faith here In the matter.
H. DE Lcsseps's name was proposed recently IN lew
York when OF the Eastern captats III the scheme
were talking over the matter OF successor 10 Captain
Esds but his candidacy dropped when the Sd
perior claims OF Colonel Andrews were set forth.
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nIrRScArGHr nY pErE0rIYES.

Detectives Cooper and McCod, two of superin-
tcndent Murrays men, obtained evidence last night
that gambling going on at No. 1850 broadway
and shortly before midnight made raid on the piaco
with a squad Of policemen Of Captain Kililea,s pre-
cipch William Davis, alias "LInk," Well KNOWN
gambler and proprietor of the place. togeurr ssrcssed
A faro and roulette layout 2,IOo checks and Sioo
were secured.
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CASES OF TIE CAPTURED eCHOONERs.

U.1rFAx June Q (SpeeiaD.-The Of the captured
American fishing schooDers Ella NJ Doughty and DAVID
J. Adams were called in the VceAdmiraty Court before
ChietJustice Mcdonald this morning. Captain warren
A. Doughty retold the story OF the voyage The touch
and trade permit given by the Collector OF Portland was
nroyen and tendered orace NJ Sergeant OF Portland
one OF the owners OF the schooner Doughty This com
plced the evidence and court adjourned I'LL tonorow
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p.I.prLpurA June (SpcetaD.-City Solicitor morgan
Of Camden to-day gave City Clerk carwen written
.. IN vncb he states that until the return day Of
the Injunction in tho delinquent tax case 1t h contempt
.o o. ,ns c,tv 10 pay out receive any moneys or
OF court ior . of any sort The opinion brings the
grant g, sovsrnmsnt ans TO q standstill for week.
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THE PRESIDENT TO CROSS THE COUNTRY.


PLANNING A JOURNEY TO THE PACIFIC COAST
PLEASURE AND Policies COMBINED.
PHILADELPHIA, June "A dispatch 10 The BuHehH
from Washington says:
There Il every reason boevo that the promise when the
President recently made tho ~ Louis Delegation tst nc
% ynt ter city fall viii bo Kept and that the visit
to that city will be comparatively smal feature
trip which lac has been planning snd
for which viii Do on hr TO
Ifonse The President has made up MS
mind OF late that Will be TO his personal and political az
vantage elaborate journey this year His VIE
Ia. pertuaded him do matter OF pleasure ana sew
era Democratic politicians chief among whom IA fosnaser
Villas have urged matter oi practical poll,
The that Of peace and prosperity Ike
he could such tour Monroe made IN lSl' ana
the remark pleasing effect on the Presidents mind
II tho President max chls arrangements no VIII
remain away IN OF october lie will travel In
snca car containing the members ot his Immediate house
hold three Cabinet officers The intention "a 70 go
clear across the Paciuc Coast Tho prncpsl
Ilinol. Missouri and Minnesota Postmaster'Genera villas
particularly that he should mako good impress
% In those states for the fall elections The Pres'
dent the Territories along the line OF the
Pacific road and is his plan 70 go as
far a. Portland indeed II IL said that ne would IKE
o m up tho Pacific far Alaska he has
would be construct ns violation OF inc
permits President 10 20 outside OF the
country during his term Whether atrp on tho ocean
OF tho country to another wono rev oc sum
his mind II docs cOncedc this however u ~
probable that Cleveland will make uo Trip WINE mo
President Lamont spends ten days IN camping out III INC
Yellowstone region. - ..,.-, .. a.. ~ 10 ,,o L.,
entirely personal expense The Trip VIII COST MIN hoI
los an
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

ROME, June 2.The Osserpatore Romano announces the
appointment Of Cardinal Rampola as Papal Secretary OF
State.
PEsTT June 2.-The floods In Hungary are subsding:
Large tracts OF land still submerged however and
tie loss by the destruction OF crops will be enormous
MADRID June "a strong protection movement is
developing Spain Senators and Deputies represent.
Inc the farming and manufacturing distcts and OF
si parties are urging the Government to take early
to pass law looking TO the protection OF native
pdIstry by the imposition OF higher duties on foreign
cereals and cattle
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A FEW MORE BRIoKLAYERs AT WORK.

CHICAGO, June (Speciab.-At the Builders Exchange
to-day little done. few men called during the
morning and were put to Work. "More men who
have withdrawn from the union, have gone to work
lately said President George Taper, than men who
have come In from other towns. think workmen are
beginning that the matter has been lsrepresehteo
TO Ihem by the leaders"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
VALUE OF THE DOMINION FISHERIES.

OTTAWA June 2.-The report OF the Minister OF FISH
cries. brought down to-day shows the total value OF the
fisheries OF the Dominion for the year 1856 TO be
SlS,679,O00 an increase OF S9oo,ooo over 1850.
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cryrRAL pARRs GOOD BBCORD.

FRANCISCO, June 2It is only just to Genera os.
o, make nublic the fact that the opinions OF MIN ea-
nressed by MrA Kissanc and by people living IN nes
ne,ghborhood are shared hero BY these "n'
80 nrsraI Darrs record as o soldier was admiraess.
% rmsincss career though In some respecU uns0
Snu swais % IA believed 70 have been without staaa
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Fatal. PANIC IN A CATHEDRAL

CHIHUAHUA Mexico, June "a panic prevailed here
Yesterday afternoon in tho Catholic Cathedral cau7cu
by the falling Of CANDLE sc1ung hre 10 one oi 'no
stars The day being a relig gous holiday the Church
was crowded to ovcrlowng, principally with women
and children At the sight Of the smoke the crown
became frantic and the usual scenes OF tirOrs1ckc
STRUGGLING masses Of humanity followed. ys Hey.Iai
Injured The sceno at the main entrance OF inc
church was ptiful 10 behold. Women and chiianh
were living about crying with pain, while the doctors
were doing their utmost to resuscitate ue suefers
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MURDERED FOR NOT RESISTING THE RUssIANS
ST. PETERSBURG June IA Merry dispatch says that
May 20 Afghans murdered fourteen Bokharan
officials at Kerk, the Anu Darla because they re-
fused Inhabitants to resist the Russian ad
vance, and that the day Russian detachment
occupied Kerki without opposition.
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TELEGPAPHIC NOTES.


DEFALCATION OF JUDGE f, fOL,Ei sr..,oato, -.
op,xn RlpIps Mich Juno 2The latost h,%esasaupqn % qts
shows that Judge Foett IL not only thie'' '"' ~
defalcaton . not less than t3o,ooO.
THE FORD WILL BROKEN. .o
,psox Wis., 2In the Ford VIII case 'nS 70
, - essriay rendered decision gonefaiy lhvo, "
IN" widow wh6 sought break the VIII on Tue gnd was
tne crnetuIfles held that the grounu Wa
" M IN resad 10 about $4,000 worth OF properly IN
,aconsm bu declined pass questions per "a
ay worth 100000 in Missouri. hansas Iowa ANU
Michigan.
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u,,pvp.yCg EFFORTS IN MICHIGAN

LANSING, Mich, June tSpeciaD.-The bill to oeseow
of Michigan the right to prohibit the ssia
Of liquor by popular vote defeated in the House
afternoon. Local option by towns will likely % pro
possd as number Of members OF the Legisanre avoc Voc
mat method while believing that the county piau WV
iarga in its scOpe
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FAILING TO EyICT STRIKERS.

NArRoNA. Penn, June (SpeciaD.-A deputy sheriff
attempted evct the families OF five strikers but was
as the doors and windows had been securely
locked II Is said there 200 men at work III the salt
works. Thirty guards are constantly on duty.
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Nrw.YnpK RIpING cLuR IN TIE RAIN.

M,nGARgTvIIIE June 2.-GeorSe Causen. Howard
Carroll d. L. seybc, l. II. Johnson. Sir Joseph Fuller
Henry W. Schmidt. Julius Simon. C. A. Benton ana
Colonel f. T. Parsons OF the New York Riding Cub,with
,bres oroos two suppy wagons and six extra horses
arrived in Margaretvlle this morning. All were In tue
best OF health and spirits despite the TACT that te as
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HoAr FOR NIAGARA RAPIDS.

IocKroRr, June tspcoah. Carlisle ID. Graham an
W. J. Kendall say they will navigate tho Niagara rapid
on Wednesday, June IS. In new craft built By Graham
which he claims will carry fifteen persons with safety II
the toughest seas
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rowpERLY.s CONTROVERSY WIFI SOCIALISTS

POWDERLY'S CONTROVERSY WITH sUCIALI5IS
CHICAGO, June 2It stated that at a meeting last
night of District Assembly No. "a secret circular from
Philadelphia was read, officially informing the Chicago
Knights Labor of the expulsion of District Assembly
No 1885, and warning them against receiving any travel
ling or transfer cards that assembly Another cir
car being received b the secretaries OF all the local
assemblies this city and all the United States IL
emanales from District Assembly No. 126 and is an ap
peal for assistance and revenge 1t charges Master
Workman Powderly and the General Executive Board
with criminal noompctency and hints broadly az cor
ruplion The circular concludes with an appeal 10 All
assemblies TO arise and depose Powderly ana the cor
rupt inefficient gang with whom he nus surrounoeu
himself.
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prsum,NG THE BoDYKE EvICTIoNs.

DUBLIN June 2.-The evctions at Bodyke have begun
again. the sheriff having recovered from his Illness. The
sheriff is protected while doug his work by force OF
GOO policemen and troops AT one house, IN which the
inmates were the officers made hole through
the wall with crowbars and then removed the furniture
There Is great excitement in the district
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MIR CHAMBERLAIN RENEWING THE ATTACK.

LONDON, June 2-Mr. Chamberlain, responding % an
address presented TO HIN Ny the Liberal Unionst7 "i
Manchester to-day, warned the working classes
against the faIscncss Of Mr. Clads'oncs statement
that Home Rule All issue between uio ci@soS
and the masses II was not tue classes that wouid
suffer the most by the success OF Mr. Ol~1stOnc =
r.icy such success would destroy the country aa, ,
min Tho working classes. He believed majority Oh
the poople were now 10 well aware OF tho dangers
menacing them that the next general election would
result IN overwhelming disaster 70 tho 0i"iS'oh"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03

EX-VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER NEAR DEATH
ALBANY, June "A dispatch TO The Albany Jo"H"
from Malone " Y, says: ExVce President william a.
Wheeler is dying lie Is unconscious, an while he may
live several days his death at any moment would not pe
III led
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the debate lie said that the Government intended 70
maintain the measure necessity IN the interest anu
for tho honor OF the country Applause from Lett anu
Centrel
The motion was rejected by 446 to co
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uANLAN WILL ROW BEACH.
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, June 2.-IIanan's backer has cabled 10 the
stakeholder In the Uanlsn- Beach match positive as
surance that Hanlan would row.
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R4pK ASHORE WIN ALL SAIL SET

Tho steamer Bay Ridge plying between Newf orA ana no
fishing banks discovered the bark "egrun"e asu VIZ
ing hawssr passed TO tho steamer anu ate te
hauling tho bark was got into deep WAFER AGAIN anu "'
into The harbOr.
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DEBATE ON THE FRENCH ARMY BILLS.
PARIS, June 2.-In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
Bishop Frappel moved that the debate on the Army Dill
be postponed until next session.
Premier Rouyier declined to allow the postponement Of
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THOMAS SEXTON FOR LORD MAYOR
1eaIH, June 2.-The Parnellite members Of the Dub
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NO HOPE OF ENDING THE COKE STRIKE.

PITTsBURG. June (speeiab.-All indications OF an
ancabe settlement of the Connelsvie coke strike have
faded away although the 900 men have been idle
month have lost about S7500o0 in wages No agree
ment reached at the conference to-day The opera
maintained all questions at issue fairly dis
posed by the Board OF Arbitration and the decision Of
the umpire. Under no circumstances would nor could
they deviae from that decision They argued that this
necessary preserve the principle OF arb
traton in the future and that their employees should
remedy the mistake OF striking in the face OF the award
and return IL this done by the men, then
they could submit their claims at future conference
nnd these would be carefully and justly considered The
JOINT committee OF the strikers representing both labor
organizations said that they willing TO return TO
the old WAGES If the syndicate reduced the price
coke 81 so They did not desire, however 10 have
supposed they wanted such areducon In the sell,
ing price Of coke n coke remained at S2 they would
still insist on IL q per cent advance In wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS WANT MORE NONE

IRON AN) STEEL WORKERS WANI NUKE MUNLl'
PIrrsBURG, June 2.-The officials of the Amalgamated
Association Steel Workers bnsy preparing
for annual convention and wage conference which
which will be held In this city next week The workmen
have decided ask for al In OF ten per
cent or 80 cents per ton increase the present
wages. The scale proposed is 50 80 ton on 2-cent
card rate for pudding and corresponding advance in
other departments Like the present SCALE the one pro-
posed 10 cents for every lilo cent advance In
the card rate when the card rate advances from lilo
cents to 2 pudding advances from So 60 to So 81
several other similar jumps made, that the pro
posed price 4la cent card rate is 80 IL against
IS present price, Thus tho increase Is 80 cents
for pudding when iron reaches this point The manu-
facurers claim that the condition Of trade does not
rant an increase in the scale.
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